Faculty Profiles

Edmund J.Y. Pajarillo

Professor
College of Nursing and Public Health

Nexus Building 323
516.877.4567
pajarillo@adelphi.edu

General Information

Diplomas/Degrees

Diplomas/Degrees

PhD , Long Island University (NY) (2005)

MS (Nursing), Excelsior College (NY) (2009)

MPA, University of the Philippines (1990)

BS (Nursing), University of the Philippines (1979)

Licenses and Certifications

Licenses and Certifications

Board Certification in Nurse Executive, Advanced (NEA BC), American Nurses Credentialing Center, Washington D.C., 09/1992-08/2027

Certified Practitioner in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ), Healthcare Quality Certification Board, 01/1995-12/2024

Board Certification in Nursing Informatics (RN BC), American Nurses Credentialing Center, Washington, D.C., 07/20/11-07/2026

Board Certification in Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing (RN BC), American Nurses Credentialing Center, Washington D.C., 12/1991-12/2016

Professional Experience

Professional Experience

Department Chair, Graduate Studies in Nursing

Director, Nursing Education and Nursing Administration Programs

Associate Dean for Faculty Services

Chief Nursing Executive

Deputy Executive Director

Compliance Officer

Assistant Director of Nursing

Consultation Liaison Psychiatric Nurse

Nurse Supervisor

Training Coordinator, Transplant Unit & Open Heart Surgery

Patient Care Manager

Head Nurse

Staff Nurse (Trauma, Psychiatric Emergency, Psychiatric (Adult, Adolescent, Children & Gerontological, Forensic, Dual Diagnosis, Eating Disorders), Long-Term Care, Home Care, Hemo and Peritoneal Dialysis

Personal Statement

Personal Statement

Nursing Informatics, Leadership and Mentoring are pillars of my scholarship. The three complement each other. A proactive and transformational leader is able to appreciate and integrate nursing informatics concepts and applications to enhance one’s leadership skills. These include knowledge and proficiency in the use of data, information, knowledge, and wisdom in financial planning and budgeting, strategic planning, quality management, research and evidence-based practice, data mining, data analytics, project management, systems analysis and design, and the use of technology of various formats to enhance quality of care and patient safety. A visionary leader realizes the importance of mentoring to educate and develop promising nurses to transform them into dynamic nursing leaders of the future. Similarly, nursng informatics can enhance the capabilities and mindset of strong leaders and rising stars to achieve their full potential with the use of technology and its adjunctive modalities. One aspect of nursing informatics is nursing information behavior which focuses on how nurse leaders and other nurses' roles impact nursing and our work as nurses. The effective identification of appropriate nursing information needs, relevant sources to access information, what processes and information models are used, as well as what barriers are frequently encountered are important facets of this phenomenon. For nurses in various roles and settings including those who are leaders and mentees, the ability to successfully navigate patient care scenarios that require information generation, clarification, and patient health education are important and strategic approaches in transforming nursing. As a leader, mentor, nurse informaticist, administrator, and educator, I am particularly interested in the intertwining relationship of leadership, mentoring and informatics and its relevant role in improving nursing, nursing education, and the overall quality of patient care and safety.

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